I just made an order from badcap.net and made a mistake.
Can the mistake be corrected or will I have to make another order?
Thanks
Ron
Can the mistake be corrected or will I have to make another order?
Thanks
Ron
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Hello guys
Because the unit is old (but only occasionally used) the loudness button causes some noise due to bad contact,
sprays did not work, so i decided to solder the pins that it connects on the pcb at the on (loudness on) position
i did that and it worked fine, i know from the bottom of my heart that the switch connects 2 pins and also d/c other 2 pins
on every position it have (6 pin switch), so i was curious what would happen if i clicked the switch off while the pins are soldered at on (so basiclly on and off at the same time), when i did so the sound is gone, nothing... -
Hi boys,
This is my first post in BADCAPS and I hope I don't make any mistakes and give the correct explanations.
Yesterday a friend brought me this laptop home to expand the RAM to 16GB of RAM and update it since it had been abandoned recently.
Everything was fine, until I made the mistake of updating the BIOS to version F.73 from version F.24, since after according to HP "updating correctly" the laptop never worked again, leaving the screen black but the fan is working and the light of M.2 is on.
After having carried out all the frequent... -
Hi everyone
Somebody has a photo of the correct order of this resistances?
I made a mistake and moved 2 resistances, I put them like I guess they goes but I'm not sure and not boardview or schematic is available
Mobo: LA-K035P
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Hello. I have a Lenovo ideapad gaming 3 laptop. I did a big mistake, more precisely I powered a laptop with 61V instead of 19V. I found a shorted coil and injected 1v. TPS65993 is heating up. I powered it through the rectangular plug, not through USBC. It is possible that this integrated circuit has burned out. I can't find a datasheet. TPS65994 can be found at Mouser but I don't think it is a good replacement. This TPS65993 is PD controller.Thanks. Motherboard code is HLG30 LA-L916P. -
Just wanted to share some information that I ran across when attempting to do the tape method on a tv with a shorted panel. I normally use magnifying glasses however while watching a you tube video, the person was using their phone. It seems that the Iphone has a magnifier app and wow, it works great. I have Iphone 11 and the app is built in. Pictures attached are screen shots. Made taping the pins a breeze. Also useful when reading the tiny print on the boards. Hope this helps somebody. ...
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